Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05
THE NEVADA LEatsLAruRE.
Proceedings I'm the SENATE and
Assembly.

Carson, March 4.-Senate-General
| fle-Substitute for Senate bill No. 100,
by Boyle, the lottery bill. Substitute
adopted. Ayes, IA; nays, s.
Senate bill No. SO, providing for the
maintenance and supervision of public
schools. Report of joint Conference
| Committee adopted, and bill ordered
engrossed.
Assembly bill No. lis, amendatory
to the Act providing for the selection
and sale of lands that have been or
NAV be hereafter granted to Nevada
| nv the United States. Passed unani-
mously.
Assembly joint resolution No. 81,
| relative to amending the State Consti-
tuition, consolidating certain county
offices, fixing compensations, etc.
| Passed.
Senate bill No. 1876, by Maute, pro-
| yiding for the grounds and building of
| a State Library and Museum. Tabled.
Senate bill No. 1853, by Sharon, to
| authorize the Storey County Commits
| sioners to appropriate a portion OF the
| poll tax moneys to the School Fund.
| Passed.
Assembly Joint resolution No. 10, by
| Shirley. Passed. Ayes, 10; nays, A.
Amends Section 3 of Article Is of the
| Constitution, SO as to read as follows
No person shall be eligible to any
office who is not a qualified elector
under this Constitution. No person
| who, while a citizen OF this State, has,
since the adoption OF this Constitution,
fought a duel with any deadly weapon,
either within or beyond the boundar.
les of this State, or who has acted as
second, OF knowingly conveyed a chal.
lenge, or aided or assisted in any man
ner in fighting a duel, shall be allowed
to hold any Office of honor, profit, Oh
trust, OF enjoy the right of suffrage
under the Constitution. The Legisla'
ture shall provide by law for giving
force and effect to the foregoing provis
ions of this Section; providing, thai
females, over the age of 81 years, whc
have resided in the State one year, anC
in the county or district six months mex
preceding any election, to fill eithel
of said offices, shall be eligible to thu
office of Superintendent Of Public
Schools and School Trustees.
Assembly bill No. 128. by Shirley, t,
limit the powers of certain county of
ficers. Passed.
Assembly bill No. 1872, by Griffin, t.
punish the manufacture or use OF an,
dynamite machine, made for wantol
destruction Of life or property. Passed
Senate bill No. 81, by Powell, to en-
courage the sinking Of artesian wells
Passed.
Assembly bill No. 131, by Hanks, t.
provide for the appropriation of a por
ton of the moneys received from
liquor licenses to the City Fund
Passed.
Senate bill No. 147, by Briggs, t.
provide for the construction of a suit
able vault in the State Capitol for tn
safe keeping OF official state documents
etc. Appropriates $1,000. Passe'
unanimously.
Senate bill No. 1874, to refund to w
M. Havenor the money expended a
Commissioner to the New Orlean
Exposition. Appropriates $2,967
Passed.
Assembly bill No. 126, by Lemery
protects trout from June l to Octobe
l. Passed.
Senate bill No. 129, by Boyle, for
Board of Military Auditors, etc
Passed.
Senate bill No. 1853, setting apar
mining and poll taxes in Storey count,
for school purposes. Passed.
Senate bill No. 127, by Briggs, donat
ing $500 to the Nevada Silver Associa
ton. Passed.
Senate bill No. 152, for the bette
preservation of mining titles. Passed
Senate bill No. 139, by Fish, au
thorizing County Commissioners t
sue depositors of sawdust in the water
of this State. Passed.
Senate bill No. 143, by Foley, au
thorizes Sheriffs to supercede Consta
bles in certain cases in the Justic